Position Monitoring Systems

A GPS position sensor communicates with satellites to triangulate a vehicle's latitude and longitude, then transmits this data via cellular networks to a fleet management platform. Combined with OBDII data, it reports speed, ignition status, and diagnostics at intervals as frequent as every 30 seconds for near real-time tracking.

Azuga's GPS tracker is a plug-and-play OBDII device that installs in approximately 20 seconds without professional help or vehicle downtime. Dashcams are similarly designed for easy self-installation and are portable between vehicles, making fleet-wide rollout fast even for large fleets.

Yes. By tracking driver behavior such as speeding, harsh braking, and distracted driving, fleets can demonstrate improved safety records to insurers. Many customers qualify for insurance carrier discount programs, and AI dashcam evidence can also help exonerate drivers in at-fault disputes, further lowering premium costs.

Yes. Azuga's tracking and dashcam solutions meet FMCSA 395.15 Hours of Service requirements and are ELD Mandate compliant, while also supporting eDVIR reporting under FMCSA 396.11 and 396.13, helping commercial fleets stay audit-ready.

Azuga's position monitoring solutions scale from small businesses with as few as 5 vehicles to enterprise fleets with 50,000+ vehicles. Reporting dashboards are customizable based on fleet size.

Fleet managers get access to vehicle diagnostics, speeding and harsh braking alerts, idling reports, tire pressure monitoring, geofencing, driver scorecards, and dashcam footage, all consolidated into free custom reports and a mobile app for iOS and Android.